Company Tag: Knight Frank
PRS: Latest prime residential yield guide
How PCL stacks up against prime and secondary regional cities
Prime Global Cities: Events to keep an eye on in 2018 & beyond
From trains and planes to tax reforms and electioneering...
‘A new phase of lower growth’ for global house prices – but +9% forecast for Paris prime resi next year
Knight Frank's latest Global House Price Index indicates 5.1% inflation in the year to September 2017
‘Five resi agencies appointed on a third of London’s schemes’
Research reveals dominance of the 'Big 5' on the capital's new-build scene
British Land unveils Mayfair’s first new street in over fifteen years
The all-new Ashburton Place is opened up as part of the super-prime Clarges Mayfair scheme
PCL Market Snapshot: ‘Recovery mode’ continues as sales & rental prices bottom out
Price declines are bottoming out as transaction numbers pick up, says Knight Frank - and there's even been some price growth in the £5m-£10m bracket...
Knight Frank recruits former CLA President
Ross Murray has joined Knight Frank as Chairman of its Rural Asset Management division
Knight Frank forecasts ‘steady growth’ – with prime & London markets under-performing
Property price inflation across the UK is expected to reach 14.2% cumulatively between 2018 and 2022; prime regional markets are predicted to grow by 9.9%, with London in for a 13.1% rise.
Society of Authors puts Chelsea HQ up for sale
New chapter for pair of Draycott Gardens townhouses with provenance and potential...
High Time: Facing down the challenge of developing London’s rooftops
As the government finally cottons on to the £50 billion opportunity sitting above the buildings of central London, Howard Kennedy's Peter Birkett and Knight Frank's Charles Dugdale talk us through the …
Budget 2017: Prime resi industry reactions
What the residential property industry thinks about abolishing stamp duty for first-time buyers, the empty homes levy, housebuilding targets, & more
Monaco luxury resi prices hit €53,000 psm as new-build supply dries up
World's most expensive real estate market gets even more exclusive as a whole year goes by without any new properties being completed